Step 5 of 6 · Plumbing: Fix a Leaky Faucet
Dry, then wait
Dry, then wait — step 5 of 6 in Plumbing: Fix a Leaky Faucet. Restore water slowly. Watch 10 minutes. Blot with toilet paper to see new moisture. A drip can be slow and arrogant.
Free home & diy tip: Dry, then wait (step 5 of 6 from "Plumbing: Fix a Leaky Faucet").
Restore water slowly. Watch 10 minutes. Blot with toilet paper to see new moisture. A drip can be slow and arrogant.
Center the handle on hot/cold. If the metal under the handle is cracked and crusted, you rebuilt a corpse — replace the faucet.
You'll need
- No drip at 10 minutes
- Handle orientation correct
- Cabinet dry
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